The networking API v2 specification, which is implemented
by openstack neutron, features an optional MTU parameter that
allows operators to specify the value for the maximum
transmission unit value.
* Adding Support For EVPN in BGP Module
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Fix Pep8 Failures in onyx_bgp.py
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Fix Pep8 Failures in onyx_bgp.py Phase 2
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Fix Samer's Comments
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Remove file Variable
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Adding Support for NVE Protocol in onyx_protocol
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Fix Pep8 Failures in onyx_protocol.py
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Adding Support for Traffic Class in Onyx Switches
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
* Enhancing the code and elemenating code duplicate
Signed-off-by: Anas Badaha <anasb@mellanox.com>
All vmware_guest_* module support for use_instance_uuid from Ansible 2.8,
somehow vmware_guest_disk missed from this change.
This fix adds support for use_instance_uuid in vmware_guest_disk.
Fixes: #56021
Signed-off-by: Abhijeet Kasurde <akasurde@redhat.com>
* nxos_vpc:Fix idempotency issues with multiple attributes
Several attributes were causing idempotency problems on various platforms:
- `auto_recovery`
- This command can be disabled on certain platforms and will nvgen as `no auto-recovery`
- When enabled it has an additional optional-keyword for changing the `reload-delay` timer value
- This was addressed by adding a new attribute `auto_recovery_reload_delay` to handle setting the timer value
- This new attribute is mutually exclusive with `auto_recovery`
- `/show run vpc/show run vpc all/`
- Changed the command that gets state to `all` so that it could differentiate between `auto-recovery` and `auto-recovery reload-delay`
- This change resulted in also changing some attribute handling withing `get_vpc`, since some attributes like `peer_gw` relied on presence of the config to determine state true or false. With `all` the config is always there so these attrs must specifically check for `'no '` in the string.
- `delay_restore`
- This command has two additional, optional keywords that exist on some platforms and not others.
- New attrs:
- `delay_restore_interface_vlan`
- `delay_restore_orphan_port`
- Modified the `sanity` test to include the new attributes and to fix the platform issues.
- Bugfix Pull Request
`modules/network/nxos/nxos_vpc.py`
- Validated `nxos_vpc` `sanity` test on these platforms, all are now 100% Pass: N35, N3K, N3K-F, N6K, N7K, N9K, N9K-F
- TBD: Future work is needed to add support for `peer_gw_exclude_gw` timers. This could be addressed in the same way as the `auto_recovery_reload_delay` changes included here.
* lint fix
* Add 'version_added' tags for new options
* nxos_snmp_user: platform fixes for get_snmp_user
snmp user output behavior varies quite a bit for the different nxos platforms and required several workarounds:
- N5K/N6k
- These platforms do not support structured output for `show snmp user`.
- The current code lands in an `except` clause when the output is not structured; so I added a new `get_non_structured_snmp_user` method to scrape the state from the regular cli output if it's present.
- N9K-F
- The `group` data in the JSON output is different for this platform; it has a different key (just `group` instead of `TABLE_groups` or `group_names`) and it is not indexed
- For a single group the value is a string, for multiple groups it's a list
- sanity
- N5K/N6K/N9K-F platforms will reject `no snmp user <name> <role>` when it's the last role defined for the user.
- workaround is to use `nxos_user` to remove the user
- Changes validated on:
- `N3K, N3K-F, N35, N6K, N7K, N9K, N9K-F`
- `6.0(2)A8`
- `7.0(3)I2, 7.0(3)I4, 7.0(3)I5, 7.0(3)I6, 7.0(3)I7`
- `7.3(2)D1`
- `7.3(3)N1, 7.3(4)N1`
- `8.3(2)`
- `9.2(2), 9.2(3)`
* fix lint warning
With the example, the `file_result.folderPath` of the file
does not have any trailing '/'. `target_folder_path` is correctly
generated and equal: `[nfs_1] images`.
* Document the clarifications that I usually remark when doing reviews
* Update docs/docsite/rst/dev_guide/developing_modules_documenting.rst
Co-Authored-By: dagwieers <dag@wieers.com>
As described in #53385 (and #31759), the docker connection driver did
not support privilege escalation. This commit is a shameless
cut-and-paste of the privilege escalation support from the `local`
connection plugin into the `docker` plugin.
Closes: #53385
Aggregate delete task will fail in case it has hosts within the aggregate.
As by the OpenStack, the hosts should be removed from the aggregate
prior aggregate delete.
Add remove host in case provided.
* use navigate_value instead navigate_hash
* add async wait method
* update dict compare
* remove unuse methods
* not all modules have timeouts parameter
* navigate_value, the input data may be None
* Same api client can be used for other service as well
* Incorporated Review comments. Modified Category and Guest Fact modules which are also dependent on vmware_rest_client module util
* Adding Integration Tests for vmware_rest_client changes
* Changes to incroporate changes in vcsim testware
* Change to get vm name to attach the tag
* Alter tests to pass
* Change diff_against to make changed work again
* Add another diff_against
* Expose supports_sessions across all EOS connection types
* Change session warning to failure
* supports_sessions needs to be a method to survive the rpc boundary
* Alter tests to match
It is possible the EOS appliance doesn't have an IP address on the
management1 interface, instead just check we have found that interface.
Signed-off-by: Paul Belanger <pabelanger@redhat.com>
* sysctl will now return an error if the value is invalid
sysctl can fail to set a value even if it returns an exit status 0. More
details: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1264080. Because of
this in case of an invalid value or a read-only file system, sysctl
module would return OK, even though it didn't set anything. To be sure
that sysctl correctly applied the changes we also need to check the
output of stderr.
* Run sysctl with LANG=C
Because we are parsing sysctl stderr we need to make sure that errors
are persistent across different system language settings.
* Add changelog fragment for sysctl
- Created `sanity.yaml` to contain all of the tests previously kept in separate files
- Removed `cli` and `nxapi` test directories
- Tested on current supported platforms and versions: `N3K,N6K,N7K,N9K,N3K-F,N9K-F`
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